Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1919
VOL 5, NO, 49
THE YEAR $1.50
Maupin School News
:
-The new tchool bonks have
arrived. This gives teachers and
pupils a better opportunity to do
their work.
Miss Kern Muyhew entered high
school 'Monday as a sophomore.
George Ay res entered Tuesday us
a senior.
Horace Mann- probably the
greatest educator of his lime,
onoo said, "Selioolhouses and
schoolmasUrs- am (oris und gari
bods to a republic." This, of
course, includes schoolmistresses,
not '"schoolnia'auis". The word
"schoolma'uni" is put down us
' "dialect or illiterate" in the dic
tionary. But to return to the
subject, school-houses and school
teachers, iu order to be ifficieut
"forts and garrisons" must have
the guns and ammunition. This
"fort" is fairly well provided, but
there is always roouj for improve
ment. - .
Since the high school is to be
Standardized, pupils must expect
to measure up to the standard.
They must not expect iromolion
without earning it, "This n-quire !
much home study.
Irregular attendance is not go
ing to get anybody anyhe re very
fast The pupil who stays out
cannot expect to keep up with the
one who attends.
If a school is worth what we
think it is to a community then
the time of the Teacher is valuably
For this reason it will be olir
policy in tuture to iliM'ouragc
agents from taking our lime away
from our classes, even if they
think us rude.
Thcue h iving little ones fur ll e
primary room should start heru
immediately, or at least In (he
end of the tirst month. This is
important to the progress of jour
child as well as for I he interest of
his class.
SENT IN BY OUR
NEWS ITEMS OF
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Wapinitia Items
Cheyrolet llunabout 191 8 model
with extra half truck bed fo light
hauling on the larm to be sokl ut
the Feu Batty sale Sept. 21.
L. 1). Kelly preteuted us Mon
day with the best citutalope we
have have seen in a long time
Any sent ion should he proud of a
garden like M r. Kelly's. ,
Some good gentle young work
mules to be Sold at Fen Bitty sale
Sept. 24th.
Frank Buzan was scraping the
streets the last of the weik.
It Pays to Pay Cash at JoryV
J KIPS
F. M. Jory
Now is the time to get your supply cf
BLANKETS
A NEW SHIPMENT
JUST. ARRIVED
Couch Covers Steamer Rugs
GoCart Robes Baby Blankets
Mackinaw Coats Auto Robes
Fancy Bed Spreads Path Rcbes
Yarn, Shawls Indian Robes
"It Pays to Pay Cash at Jory's"
How About It?
flave you protection for that
Farm Machinery
When the season's work is over?
On most farms some of the machinery -often the greater
part of it-is left out-of-doors the year round.
A Weather Proof Implement Shed
doubles the life of your machinery and cuts down your
repair bills.
And then too, machinery that is protected from the
elements is always ready for use wl en it is wanted.
Any way you figure it, an
Implement Shed is a Time Saver
and
A Money Maker
Whatever your building problems are, come in and talk
them over with us, for we ure here to serve you.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
Maupin Ore.
Fine fall weather prevails; farm
its are all quite busy harrowing
and working summer fallow since
the heavy rains of last week.
Some settling is being done.
Tlie absence of the tit ws from
this place last week was due to
the letter being carried in some
one's pocket.
Mr. unit wrs. trcil Richardson
are moving to the G. K. Wood
ranch.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis and daughters
Venia and Dilliiin of Madras are
viwiiing at the Flinn hon e this
w r' k,
Lester McCorklo of this place
ami MisB Daisy Hardy of Salem
were married Saturday at 2 p. m.
at the home of the bride. Mr.
McCorli!n was born and raised in
'his section and Mrs. McCorkle is
well known, having taught two
terms of si hool iu the Powell dis
trict. Letter i ue t returned fi cm
overseas, 11'- f peulseyeral montl s
in France I e'ove the armis'h'e
was signed, and was in Germany
some time and in Russia semal
j months. Their many friend here
extend heartiest congratulation?.
j A public B.i Ih walield at. the
Gabel ranch last l luiisday. .
John Ayres has pu chased the
Joe Long farm on the Untie,
i Fred Magill bus purchased the
Maynard ranch of. F". M. Confer.
! Peto Olseu and family of Shani
ko spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Lu Woodside.
, Mr. and Mrs. VV. J. Pi tit t i nd
Margaret and Harry left Mm.i'ay
for theValley and will make ih r
home near Salem. They ln.i
uvea uere several- years.
Lu Woodside left Mouday for a
visit with friends and relatives in
the Willamette valley.
Tygh Fair
Smock Items
The weather is ideal after a
heavty rain storm we had lecently,
Miss Lou Jones- has been quite
ill but is doing nicely.
Jake St-alder arrived from the
mountain's where he has been
working' for some time.
Walter Lodford and sister Kthyl
and Mario Morgan attended the
show at Wamiu Wednesday night.
B, W. Morgan has been ill f ji
a few days but is belter.
Oniu and Willis Fallow i etui n
ed Wedmsday from their trip to
Crator lake,
Everybody is getting ready to
attend the fair. All iho farmers
of this section went to Tygh Wed
nesday to attend the water right
meetings
Waller Ledford and Jake Stabl
er went to The Dulles Monday.
Mrs. T. G. fcnnith of Food
River vibited hu t-iskr, Mis
Dibbrow a few da a, her hunbalnl
and son coming with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Foster have
returned to The Dalles.
1 he big event is now on at tie
Southern Wasco county far
grounds near Tygh Valley. The
exhibits are of good quality, hnv.
ever not as numerous as spaci
would permit. The n.ccs ate eoi
tillered the best ever held on tin
grounds. Wednesday, the lire)
iy, the atk'tiauce was not ven
large, but tho last two days hnv
been good. An. electric light sys
teui has been installed and tin
grounds are well lighted at night.
H. A. Cyr and 11. A. Muller an
serving the crowd us fast as lhe
can from their attractive stands.
Mr. 1'lylerof Grass Vall'ey is gi
ing a movie each evening I'oUown.
by a dance, Myer's orchestra i
The Dalles furnishing the music.
Auction sale at Feu Batty farm
Sept. 24.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kelly wen
happily surprised Monday even
ing by the ariival A 0. II. Oooli
ran of Medford, he being on bb
way to the Pendleton round-up.
Mr. Cochran and Floyd Kelly
vere slji pmutcs on tho snhniinini
chaser and both attended Oolum
bia University at the same time,
The visit was much apprecilcd
by the Kellya as he has just been
honorably discharged from tin
submarine tliaser and can tell
many interesting incidents tela
live to the time fpent on the boiil
Auction sale at Fen Batty faun
Sept. '.'-I.
M is. II R. Kaiser was bosl's
Tuesday afternoon to about twen-v-live
lady Mends, the occasion
being an informal reception in
Wamic News
FLOUR
RE-SALE
The United Slnte
Grain Corporation
Announces that it v ill
sell ".Straight'' grade Hour
to all. purchasers, in car
load' 'lots, in 1 10 lb. jute
sacks, gross weight, deliv
ered to any U i ihva y Si a
lion in Zone 10 compris
ing the States of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho, at.
not to exceed $10 00 pel
bb net cash. I'liichasers
will be supplied from near
est available mill, w Inch
may result, in slight saving
tor hovers' account.
Wholesale and jobbing
profits on such Hour nun-i
noti'xeeed 76c per bid, and
retailer's proliu must not
exceed $1.25 per hi 1.
Address all commiuiii a
tions to
United States Grain
Corporation
510 Board of Trade Build
ing, Portland, Oregon
honor of Mrs. G. V. Vanderpool
who is leaving for Nainpa, Idaho.
Mrs. Van lerpiol was recipient nl
i shower of pretty handkeuliief.-,
Deiicious refieshnients were seived
For Sale
Five hundred bushels id clean
barley (o be sold at private sale
it the ben Batty ranch. Anyone
wanting any cull at on 'e.
A limited amount of beardless
rye seed.- Ed Iletrlmg, Criterion
Mrs. 1'. (I. Snith of Hood Iliyer
an aunt of ye scribe cntne W'ednes
day evening being a guent at thin
olliee until this inm n ing.
A lot id' good potato sacks for
sale F. 3. Fleming.
Mrs. Jersey of Chcycne, Wy.,
iiame last week mil is a guc-tat
he Johtnon home. Mrs. Hue of
Spokane who lias been viching
oer mother and si r the past few
.veeks left for her homo Saturday.
Mrs, Whitlock and children of
iugene came Wednesday and vis
ling at the M. 5s. Millei h"ine at
-lilerion.
W II. A Id ridge took Miss Ma
hal to The Dalles Satuday from
ivheie she went to Seattle to at
tend school this winter. Mrs.
!a ii field accompanied them re
turning Sunday night.
Auction sale at Fen
.Sept. 21.
Baity farm
Tvveuty
wi'ahlree.
pigs for sale. Job
Ii. II. DeCatnp and family lust
week look possession (.f the beai
t'ul fruit farm purchased of G. W.
Van lerpool.
j .2. ,
Og leu El wood who has just re
turned from service in southern
zone came Wednesday to tee Lis
father, Dr. lilwood.
Bates Shattuclf motored up to
I'ondleton to see the round-up
ibis week,
T.-ft. Morgensen has been bring
ng peaches to Maupin, 411 of
vhich till an ordinary peach box
i ibeli or more too high luul.ow
be cover to be placed on it.
.. .
Misses Muller and Brown and
John Courtiy were over Jiom
Vhite River Monday.
The RebokaliB treated (he local
Oddfellows to a big feed Saturday
night in honor of F. A. Covey
who will leave soou lo attend u
school for engineering.
Lieo DeCanip and family on
moving into the I J. Carson cabiu
in the eanynfi,
Auction sale at Fen Eattv lurui
t'ept 21. '
ACCESSARIES
CAS and OIL
LEAVE
your
orders for
FORDS
BATTERIES
REPAIRED
TRACTORS
AND.
trucks
AT .
FISCHER'S GARAGE
The Childrens' Eyes
should be cared for before they return to school.
Have them properly txan.ined and fitted NOW by
Dr. DeLarhue
Eyesight Specialist
17 18 Vogt Block The Talles, Oregin
Thia establishment is EXCLUSIVELY Cpical and
permanently located in The Dalles, Oregon
Sept. 16.
I. D. Driver, J. K. Kennedy,'
Willie and Vard Norval, Albert j
Savage, Claud Roberts, Geoige!
Crawford and Kichard Gerity
transacted busintig in The Dalles
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Pratt received a
letter from Mrs. Annie Gilmore
last week stating that the had so
some; of ti in things thai wi can do for '
DO YOUR NOTARY WORK, ,
SKLL iOUU FARM FUK lOu.
RENT YOU A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX,
BUY YOUR WHEAT. BARLEY AND OATS.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR BANKING BUSINESS,
DO YOUR UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER WORK.
GIVE US A TRIAL. WE CAN AND WILL MAKK GOOD
MAUPIN STATE BANK
i fir recovered from her recent ill-
(to lar.t IagJ